A Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence develops advanced knowledge of AI theory and practices for students seeking technical or research roles. It suits graduates with a quantitative or computing background who want to deepen expertise in intelligent systems and their applications.
The programme covers advanced concepts and practical skills related to artificial intelligence and associated technologies. Study typically focuses on contemporary AI approaches, problem solving with intelligent systems, and the application of AI methods to real-world challenges.
Entry is at postgraduate level. Applicants are normally expected to hold an undergraduate degree or equivalent; additional requirements for international or non-standard applicants may apply.
Graduates commonly move into roles that make use of AI expertise such as technical positions in industry, data-driven roles, applied research or further doctoral study. The degree supports careers where designing, implementing or evaluating intelligent systems is required.
Prospective students should explore university scholarships, departmental awards and external funding sources relevant to postgraduate study. Additional support may be available for home and international applicants through bursaries or fee-waiver schemes.
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